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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 14, 1967
Society Of Farm
Women Convene
HARRISBURG About 500
women attended the opening
session of the 48th annual con
vention of the Society of Faim
Women of Pennsylvania, held
at the 51st State Faim Show.
Mrs Elmo L. Mentzer, Cum
berland County, piesident of
the State organization, presid
ed at both the morning and af
ternoon sessions in the Forum
of the Education Building
State Secretary of Agricul
ture, Leland H. Bull, welcomed
the group and reviewed the
proposed plans for new facili
ties of the show’s physical set
up in the years ahead.
Berks County was in charge
of the memorial service for 39
members who died dming the
past year
Rev. John E. Winter, pro
fessor of philosophy at Millers
ville State College, was guest
speaker in the afternoon. His
topic was “Humor’s Place in
the Examined Life.” He said
that humor is as important as
any other element in life and
that true humor is warm,
friendly, honest, human and
positive.
Rev. Winter told, the dele
gates, “laughter is a purpose
ful change of pace and that
only man can laugh Humor is
the only thing that wall hold
in the taut moments”
Lois McCune, York County,
provided special music
The Society held its banquet
Monday at the Scottish Rite
Oathedial in Harrisburg with
Mrs W P. Dummer, York
County, first vice president,
presiding
The State Society now has
164 groups in 18 counties with
3,800 members.
FULTON GRANGE REPORTS
PLANS AND ACTIVITIES
Clifford W. Holloway, Jr,
Jllaster, conducted the business
meeting of Fulton Grange
January 9 at Oakryn It was
[announced that reservations
jfor Lancaster County Pomona
Grange dinner meeting Janu
ary 21 at 7 p m at the Rhoads
Spanish Restaurant are to be
given to Thomas Galbreath by
January 16.
The Home Economics Com
mittee served a Christmas
dinner to the Friendly Fann
ers Club January 4
The Membeiship Committee
of which Clair Murphy is
chairman is conducting an ac
tive campaign with the mem
bership divided into two teams,
the “Com Huskers” and the
“Pea Pickers”, the latter be
ing in the lead at present.
The Youth Committee re
ported that the scrap drive
for the benefit of Scout Troop
330 netted $3317 which Will
be used for camp equipment,
another diive for paper will
be conducted in March or
April
Miss Agnes Spence, Lectur
er, was in charge of a delayed
Christmas gift exchange Rich
ard Nye, a member of the U
S Navy, showed colored slides
of poits in the Mediterranean
Sea and various other ports
aiound the world, also, many
ships and methods of refuel
ing and transferring passen
geis from one ship to another
J Robert Reed played a violin
solo and was accompanied by
Mrs. Richard Jackson
The next meeting will be
held January 23.
According to British records,
the Mayflower was valued at
$750 in 1624, when it brought
the Pilgrims across the At
lantic
• Poultry Assn.
(Continued from Page 1)
tiled for January 24, and will
featuie a panel discussing the
general theme of “Piesciving
Your Right To Faim".
Lancaster County Planning
Dnector Ellis Harnccl will
lead oil the foui man panel l>y
clcscub.ng the basics of 'oral
zoning as they effect fanneis.
A State Health Depai Intent
samtaiy engineer, John P.
Dmr, will leview some of the
(ly, odor, and water pollution
pioblems that have faced fann
ers m many built-up areas. A
well-known Bucks County poul
tryman, C. M Buchman, will
dcsciibe some of the things he
has learned about getting
along with his neighbors in an
area of increasing population;
and Penn State luial affairs
specialist William Carroll will
relate what other fanners m i
the slate have done to pre
set ve their right to farm.
All three meetings will be
held at the Lititz Recreation
Centei, one block west of the
Square in Lititz, Esbenshade
said, adding that the meeting
room will comfortably seat,
about 250 people Meetings
will all begin at 7:45 p m
The second meeting is set
for February 7, and will “Take
A New Look At Egg Ma i key
ing”. Discussion will lange
fi om egg quality to new piod
ucts
R W Sauder, Lititz, will
tell poultrymen what an egg
dealer looks for in quality,
and what fanners can do to
upgrade their egg quality Ar
thur Lehman, Victor F Wea
ver, Inc, New Holland, will
descube some of the oppor
tunities for poultrymen to
serve the egg hieabing mar
ket. K M Souders, general
manager Pioduceis’ Co-Op,
Coatesville, will discuss the
progress, of “Central Market
ing Agencies and their effect
on egg producers” Earl Hess,
Hess Bios Farms, Inc, Ephra
ta, will tell poultiymen about
developments and maikets for
new egg products, and about
outside competition
The final meeting of the se
nes will be held on Februaiy
28, and will take a look at the
local aspects of financing
Elwood Willard, Spread
Eagle Farm, Klmgei stown. will
discuss the future of the
poultiy industry, as he sees it.
George Lewis, agucultuial
repiesentative of the Conesto
ga National Dank, and Call
Biown, managei of the Lancas
ter Faim Ci edit Office will
each discuss ‘ Poultry Financ
ing” from the viewpoint of
their respective lending agen
cies
Dr Floyd Hicks, extension,
poultiy specialist from Penn
State University, will talk
about modem lecoid keeping
systems as related to financing.
• Farm Meeting
I Continued from Page D
agncultuial agent Winthrop
Meinam will seive as discus
sion leader for the evening,
and Rohreistown aiea fanner
Levi H Biubakei will be the
guest speaker
The meeting will be held on
Januaiy 18, Wednesday and will
begin promptly at 730 pm ,
Fox said He added that all
interested farmers m the aiea
are welcome to attend
A regulai needle will, il diy,
float when laid caiefully on
the suiface of a glass oi pan
of water, even though steel is
8 times moie dense than wa
ter Reason?? Surface tension
makes a slight film on the
water.
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